"They were absolutely fabulous! Everyone loved them. We can't wait to book them again."
Mary Beth Cullom
Highlights from the Song List:
Albert Collins – Cold Cold Feeling
Al Green – Driving Wheel
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
I’m a Ram
I’m Glad You’re Mine
Amos Milburn – Bad Bad Whiskey
B.B. King- Three O'Clock Blues
The Thrill Is Gone
Sweet Little Angel
My Own Fault
Bobby Blue Bland – I Pity the Fool
Ann Peebles – 99 Pounds
I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home
Archie Bell & The Drells – Tighten Up
Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine
The Same Love That Made Me Laugh
Kissing My Love
Grandma's Hands
Let Me in Your Life
Hope She’ll Be Happier With Him
Bobby Womack – Woman’s Gotta Have It
Earl King – Mama & Papa
The Fabulous Thunderbirds – I’m a Good Man
Fats Domino – Blue Monday
Ain’t That a Shame
Freddie King- Yonder Wall
Huey Piano Smith – Rockin’ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu
James Brown- Out of Sight
James Hunter Six – Who’s Fooling Who
I Can Change Your Mind
James Carr – The Dark End of the Street
Johnnie Taylor – Who’s Making Love
Little Milton – If You Talk in Your Sleep
Magic Sam- Every Night about This Time
That’s All I Need
Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On
Merle Haggard – Misery and Gin
Silver Wings
Ohio Players – Here Today Gone Tomorrow
Otis Clay – Holding on to a Dying Love
Too Many Hands
Otis Redding – Dock of the Bay
Otis Rush – Me
O.V. Wright- I’ve Been Searching
Professor Longhair- Tipitina
Hey Now Baby
Robert Cray – Baby Likes to Boogaloo
Ronnie Earl- Same Old Blues
Sam & Dave – I Take What I Want
Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs – Wooly Bully
Spencer Wiggins – Walking Out on You
Sugar Ray & The Bluetones – Tell Me What’s Going On
I Believe
Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Message from the Meters
Syl Johnson – Back for a Taste of Your Love
Different Strokes
William Bell – You Don’t Miss Your Water
Originals:
Mind on My Heart
Loving, I’m Leaving
Something’s Got to Change
Don’t Catch Falling Knives
All I Want
Sunday Mornings of Life
What Kind of Fool
With a captivating front man, soulful guitar leads, and a tight rhythm section, Memphis-based Max Kaplan & the Magics has an exciting and original sound reflecting the sonic landscape of Motown funk, Stax soul, and the guitar-driven blues and rock of the 1960’s.
Max is an energetic vocalist, dynamic stage performer, and multi-instrumentalist. His retro-soul sound, brilliant covers, and first-rate originals are thrilling audiences around the country. He's become especially popular in Memphis, where rock and soul music were born and continue to thrive.
With influences like B. B. King, Leon Bridges, James Brown, Alabama Shakes, Al Green, The Staple Singers, and more, Max Kaplan and the Magics is the perfect band for almost any occasion, from sweaty nightclubs to posh wedding receptions.
Singer/songwriter/guitarist John Paul Keith has a well-earned reputation as one of the city's best roots-rock performers.
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